Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-27

Mr.. and Mn. James Broughton have re-
turned from q pleasant trip to Warm
Springs. Their children are having 9 siege
Of measles.-W. e. Hall LETT Friday
to be gone . week on Dusl-
ness for the Alice Company
Mrs. Patsy Clark and mother and Mrs.
Bresnahan have been enjoying the beauties
Of Pipestone Springs. They were prepar-
ing to return home last Wednesday morn
ing when the arrival of a little daughter
laying claim to Mrs. Bresnahan, caused
them to postpone the return trip and Mr..
BresnahaD VA summoned to interview
the addition to his family.-The Moulton
Water Company report q large supply. Of
watsr in the twenty inch supply pipe being
filled at all times. Our citizens would like
to know why they are not allowed to use
their hose in settling the dust.-H. Wais-
man and party returned Monday from
Pipestone Springs. Hereports fishing very
good; he caught q number OF trout IN
the canyon. Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Peters
on Friday the 20 instant, q daughter.
MI. =. 8. Walker, n Of the stockholders OF
the Alice, is very i'll at his home in Salt
Lake City. His recovery is doubtful
The Miners Union contemplate a picnic at
Columbia Gardens in August. 4 young
lady win be chosen from each camp in the
surrounding community and voted upon.
The most popular young lady, or rather
the one who receives the most votes can
have her choice between a SITS gold watch
or q $3.50 organ.-Mr. p. Clark returned
Wednesday from the Ceur d'Alenes, &C
companied by Simon Haley, foreman of
the Poor Mans claim. Jack Moakley
leaves soon for Old Mexico to take charge
of q milI.-Mr. Sam Stuart, foreman at the
Moulton, has been recreatiDg at Pipestone
Springs.-T. A. Stuart, proprietor at Pipe
stone Springs. visited " alkerville Friday
Miss Mary Mullhair returned Thursday
morning from New Chicago, Montana,
where she has been engaged in teaching
during the past year. She spends three
weeks here and then returns to her school.
Jones left Wednesday for the Ceur
d'Alenes.-Robert Clarke leaves this after
noon for Baker City, Oregon, to fill a posi-
ton as engineer in q mine.-The Moulton
Water Company have their new reservoir
nearly completed. DIR. Gillespie is furnish
ing his Office with a new supply of drugs
Mr.. Cosgrove, Of Wisconsin, is visiting rela-
tives here.-E. H. Campbell contemplates q
trip to Nebraska to visit his former home.
B. w. Holland leaves Wednesday
for Dillon, to spend q few weeks
with her sister. Mrs. Rhinehart.-
Messrs. Herbert, Crevling and Francis met
with excellent success on their fishing ex-
cursion to Big Hole. They brought home
$50 pounds of white fish and graylings.
They report the weather as being cool
there, aver cold at night. Ass grows
abundantly, but. cattle cannot be grased
there at this season of the year, owing to
the numerous fies.-Mrs. Hawk, Of West
VAUDEVILLE, has arrived safely in England
and is enjoying a pleasant visit with old
friends.-Mrs. Cy Ritallic is expected soon
from near Lake Superior. where she has
been visiting her parents.-There is IN in
teresting article in the Scientific Press for
July, published in San Francisco, concern
ing the Alice gold and silver mine. It O
tains a cut of the 6OO-foot level, sketched
by Miss Eva Carter.